TOMORROW FIELD 2025 Summer

Exhibition

Details to be released at a later date.

DURATION

August 9, 2025 – September 15, 2025

Open only on Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays and holidays

11:00–17:00

VENUES

SEI TAIZA, TAIZA Residence, TAIZA Studio, etc.

ORGANIZERS

TOMORROW

ADMISSION

TBD

This exhibition is available on a tour basis, with staff (available in Japanese and English) explaining the background of the exhibited works and the history of the region.

Please specify your preferred time slot and make a reservation.

Advance reservations are required, but participants are welcome to jump in on the day.

Photo: Kim Ilda

Toward peace and tranquility, people attempt various thoughts and actions. Misunderstandings of attempts arise from differing values toward the awe-inspiring higher spirit/nature – above, and greed struggles out of a desperate desire to live and eat.

Music, beautiful food and creations sometimes work on the mind. What can we leave behind for those who will live in the future? What we can leave behind for our families and loved ones are memories. If all we can do for others is to say and do what we can to live better for a better society, are there any differences of opinion at all among those who gather around that desire?

Do the answers we can get by asking an AI outweigh the care for others, the will to pursue a better quality, and the accumulation of aesthetic senses through experience?

We would like to think that disagreements among those who gather under a strong will are as slight as the flickering of a candle flame. The quality of what is produced is determined at the moment when the fluctuation of the mind of the individual to whom the decision is entrusted is set to a precise point before the decision is made.

Each decision is likened to a thread, which, when bound together, becomes the “artistic expression” of TOMORROW FIELD and is delivered to the heart of the recipient.

We pray that the recipients will be pleased with our work, but our unprecedented and unseen expressions often run aground or are shattered.

However, it is also true that we have experienced the reality that a heart that does not give up, and actions that do not give up, can sometimes move people. When you are at a loss for what to do, in Zen practice, you half-open your eyes, look forward a little, and breathe in a relaxed manner. In doing so, one faces one’s mind, and one’s self comes into view.

Fluctuation can feel like the final stage of aligning the mind into one, just like meditation on thought. When we reach this point, we believe it is the right time to entrust important things to the next generation. It is the life itself that is cultivated over a long period of time, just like passing down a village. Artistic and cultural activities, and of course the pursuit of peace and tranquility, will continue like a never-ending journey.